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attract tho 'nlthful to their pracrs
The Austrian. and Herman.-, still
struggle to change their colors ami
in tho cafes the waiters of ton strhe
at Serbian which they speak pooilv
.mil ask that one speak "Deutsche '
The after-war population of Sara
jevo Is ("..".000. The city Is capital of
Hivnlii-ilprzpKOlnn. The population
of the province Is divided as follows-
Villa Supplies His Ami) With .m. S00i000 Muselmon. $00,000 s,.rh-
munition SmuIed From lulled ,nw 20Oi000 (., TllP worship-
States Across llonler Capture pr, nf Mnnomot f,r(, not necessarily
C-rniiiz.i-s Ammunition. f Tnrk,sh Woo,. u fi,ct mo,t of
them are said really to he Serlihns
and to speak Serbian The true facts
SAKA.1EVO. Bosnia. Aug. 27. regarding nationalities In the Hn!-
Tho war seems likely soon to become leans cannot he easily determined.
a matter of only historical interest m
even here in Sarajevo where I'rlnzlp IIOI.SIIKVIK I'ltOlUCAXI) V
threw the bomb which killed the Aus- FLOODS ITALIAN" lMI'KUS.
trlan Ferdinand and set the world
afLame.
The summer park at Illidza Is
crowded on SunJay with holiday
makers. The trams and trains run
regularly. Moving picture theatres
aro open, and concerts are held from
time to time. Recently the city has
been the distinction of American
sailors on leave from Adriatic ports.
All visitors in the city find an im
mense Interest in the wonderful Tur
kish quarter, with its quaint bazars
where one may buy the most beauti
"ful art goods.
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linn I'imiii a rnint on (he s.iiiilin n
I'.ielllc In XiitttiiMstt'i'ti I li i it it
Toward l'o!r iiu.i.
Tho question of railroad c ii
tlo.t Is again beginning to ire I.
the attention of the rumor monger
and the latest stories to lie spr. ad on
this important question Is thai plans
are under uny fur the construction
of a line from a plnt on the South
ern l'aclllc near Worden. In a north-'
HOME. Aug 27, --noWtevIk and
spartaclst propaganda is being pour
ed into Italy thru the extreme radical eastern direction tow ml 1'okegama
socialist Italian n.vanB which have a
largo circulation.
On the eve of the recent general
strike edition of the Avtrttl. th"
most radical of al' tho revolutionary
journals, was published. Tt nralse.i
tln work of Ienlne nnd Trotzky and
lauded the sparticlst movement In
Germany. It had large photo'Tri"'
all the Bolshevik and Spartaclst
movement in Germany. It had large
0l.n nt..ll n..l.nwllnn n. C. ... I ....
iuc -"--" -...JC... photOBrilpi,R of an ,10 nolshcvlk an.!
Spartaclst leaders in all the eojii
trles. Bela Kun, then the 'ea-W -f
the Hungarian Soviets, w is given
especial prominence.
are principally Bosnians and Herze
gorinans. Many Serbian officers are
Been in the city. The Turks are as
Turkish, the Jews as Jewish and the
gypsies as gypsy-like as ever. The
halt hundred mosques still exist to
Snrwrrlbp for the llemlil.
ROCKY POINT,
Recreation P. O., Oregon
THE OUTDOOR IJFB RESORT
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Seasen: May-December
GUIDES, HORSES, DOGS, CAMPING, HUNTING,
FISHING. BOATING
STORE, TENTS, COTTAGES, HOUSEBOATS,
GOOD BEDS, GOOD MEALS, A GOOD TIME
FOR EVERYBODY
DANCING IN PAVILION EVERY RMTTRDAY NIGHT
PURE MOUNTAIN SPRING WATER.
HARPST & WHEELER, Proprietor
The Thrifty
Housewife
has for her motto "One Hundred Cents
for Every Dollar Expended."
She believes in a full return for every
outlay.
She is not tight-fisted. She knows that
the cheapest materials are often the
most expensive in the end.
She has an Account Book which
shows what becomes of the money she
spends, and a Bank Book which shows
what becomes of the money she saves. -
Her funds receive absolute protection
First State &
Savings Bank
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
The purpose of this line Is to tap al
of the immense timber llt that Is
west of tin. I'pper Klamath Lake
Engineers have been nl work on this
survey for some weeks Whether
Mi's survey Is being made by the
Southern Pacific company or some
private timber company hns not ap
peared on the surface yet It Is
known that the man who Is in charge
of the surveying crew vs at on
time u member of the K I' lloey sur
voying party that completed tho eon
structlon of tliu line between here
mil Weed .but whether he Is still In
the employ of the Southern I'aclll
no onu In uuthority could bo found
to say.
Another story connected with this1
surveying party Is that the lines are
being run by the big timber poople.
for the purpose of bringing about a i
blocking up of the various holdings
In this territory. There Ik some color
to this phase of it, f r it Is a well,
'no-n fact that etrenuous efforts'
iavo been put forward for some time
o bring about such a deal. The
orlnclpal p arty to these negotiations!
a the Western Pacific Timber com-'
oany. This company has some, of
'he finest timber On the woht side
but its holdings are so scattered as
o make them very unattractive to
'he big timber buyers. When tlin j
California dinners Association de-j
Idcd to build a mill and box fxtory
'or its own uso. It came to this terrl-j
lory first. It was offered tho West-
?rn Pacific timber at a prlifc that i
vas very attractive, but Investigation I
on their part disclosed tho fact that
l would be almost Impcsslhle to logi
!t on account of its scattered condl
Ion. An effort was mado at that
t'nio to block It up, but those Inter-1
?stud In seeing the company como In
here became possessed of tho Idea
that it wou! 1 como in anyway, and
no real effort was put forth to bring
about tho result It demanded. When
the California concern saw this it j
uietly sought ottier fields, with the1
esull that It located, under a vnryi
attractive arrangement, near Susan-1
We. This was an uyo-opener for
"lit) big fellows up here, and then be
;an a real campaign ot bring about
tho result that tho California con--ern
asked for.
Here again Dame Humor entors
with the story that tho Long-Hull
pooplci then entered the market for
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Live stock is a seasonal croplike cereals and grains.
It is" ripe" and is marketed in larger quantities in
certain months. This causes a natural oversupply at
one time and a natural shortage at another.
During the time of oversupply Swift & Company
places some of the meat in cold storage, against tho
season of short production.
This is a necessity in order that the nation's ration
of meat 58,000,000 pounds every day in the year
may be forthcoming as tho consumer requires it.
This is not hoarding, not prico manipulation, not
market control. It is mere common sense.
United States Bureau of Markets' figures of stocks
of frozen and cured meats July 1 are being used as a '
basis for Department of Justice investigations in many
cities. When properly analyzed, based on Swift &
Company's stocks, these figures shew:
C2 per cent (approximate) is pork and beef cuts, etc.,
cured nnd in process of curing. It takes 30 to 90
days in pickle or salt to complete the curing process.
12 per cent is frozen pork, of which more than three
quarters is to be cured in the next few months.
7 per cent is lard. This is n normal supply and only
four-fifths of a pound per capita, nnd much of it
will have to go to supply European needs.
19 per cent is frozen beef and lamb, and miscellaneous
meats, part of which is owned by the Government
und was intended chiefly for overseas shipment. If
this were nil diverted to domestic trade channels it
would be only 2'2 lbs. per capita a 5 days' supply.
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From this it will be seen that "meats in storage"
represent unfinished goods in process of curing
and the working supply necessary to assure the
consumer a steady flow of finished product.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
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Whether any of these stories have
any foundation In fact remains to m
seen, hut it is a safe bet that tho next
this timber, and took an option on thirty days will product) something'
It, which option It has not yet exor
cised. Soon after this option was
,'Iven there was hold In this city a
conference between tho WeyerhaeiiH
er, Hopkins, Western l'aclllc and
Oshkosh companies, Instituted, It Is
alleged, at the suggestion of tho
Long-Hull people. Tho result of that
conference Is said to ho iulto prom-
tltut will bo of knen Intorest to those
who aro vitally Interested In tho de
velopment of Klamath County.
TELLS BRITISH FOLK
OF TYPICAL YANKEE
fur wkiiIMi n Hindi, hut only '"
wealth us wisely and gen"1"15"
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lnultl-milllonnlro with course man
ners and only mo:ioy Ideals than tho ir,irfili '
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IJAVUIC, Prancu, Aug. 27. Twon- eallH everything 'rlppln' und ultimate- hioii whiiohi jiajih ' . ' thi
ty six wrecks havo been locateil at 'y nmrrles a chorus girl." , " r siauuiub "" , fCrlc
streets. They uhiiii vo"
old lit lrl-6' "
the bottom of tho ea off Havre, six This was the comment of II. V. streets. I hey
'sini;. und it Is with this thai I tin nnr-r h.i,i,.i, ,,...,.. .1,.,. ('....,.i,.,. i,... iir.'i.i.,i n.i.i.niiir',vui. Pnmnimim,. roiiex which were
voying party now in tho Hold had to ,.n destroyed by mines, und nlno tho r for Australia at Washington, lit 1K from CO cents to jt.ui
do .uecordlng to one of tho stories result of ordinary 'disasters of tho 11 luncheon given him In London by " " 0Vcrhwrt
afloat. ihou. Two French visnls urn locating Australian and other officials. . Aftor lin lnterv.il ' -.
Another story Is that this survny.j wrecks all ulong tho coast. , "Their homo life In tho fltates Is cluu to tho war, AHlmO' a w,
'ng party has to do with tho Long- - charming" said Mr, Hraddon, "and vivo Its famous mut) ' ,,B be oti
Ilell plans, tho object being to as- Miss Marcaret llohlnson has boon their convocation In directed to sub- Samuol Cox, lionovi u ii
,- oumuuj v... ".,, cintee. wu I
certain If It will bo possible to get a 'appointed director ot hospitals In tho Jects of Interest to tho stranger In est Miihdii In tlio 1 "' " l0nu
trtit Inln hlu tlmlutr fmtn unitui ntlut 1 nhr nf Ikfkfltiu ol n loIopu nt OTnfl V. Vwa tiwmt rnirinniulir Antiahlnrtiro itluirfltn 1I1H lUUHL u
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SULPHUR
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126 South Sixth St